Who were the professors that you would never forget in University and why?  

In my middle class i like my english teacher who taught me grammer quite well. In my high school my chemistry teacher. She made us to learn chemistry very easily and make us to score good marks. In my college a teacher who taught me an important subject of mine. She help to learn more and to think about that subject more.

I'll never forget those terror professors that gives hard hitting exams that seems like only a full genius could pass. They're the superstars of the faculty.

hi wildlittlefan,

There are many professors that I cannot forget while I was in the university. They were all my English professor. I don't know why I am always close with my English teachers until I go to college, English teachers were the one I am closed with. Maybe that is one reason why I am teaching English in a secondary school.They are very approachable professors. Some of them are strict regarding the lesson but when the class is over, he will talk with us like he is one of our classmate. One of my English Professors is like a mother to us and she considers us her children. She sometimes got angry with me but we understand her because she wants us to be good. I have also one English Professor who is like our sister. She is very fluent in English and loves to share stories with us.

There are two professors that I can still remember in my college days..In my Philosophy subject. Many of my classmates don't like him because he's super strict. When he had our examination, after the first question he made sure it should be check right away, exchange it our seat mates..after that gave it back to us then proceed to the next question and so on. My classmates don't have a chance to copy..lol..imagine out of 30 students of his class only 12 of us made it to the last. I'm lucky enough huh!..but for me he is okay.

The second one is my VB (Visual Basic) and OS (Operating System) instructor. He is a good teacher, I can say that because he teaches well. Even now, I and my classmates still hang out with this professor of ours..A jamming one and a great friend to us...a worth keeping memories of them..hehe..^_^

I can remember two specific professors that I had when I was in college that really had an impact on my life in a good way. The first one was Dr. David Porta who was one of my biology professors and also my academic advisor. He was easy to talk to and he taught us in a wonderful way. I learned more in the classes that I had of his than I learned in any of my other biology classes. The other professor that I really think impacted my life was Dr. Ann Bolyn. She was a psychology professor and she was the reason that I decided to take up psychology as my minor. The class of hers that I took was personality and because of that I learned things that I probably wouldn't have learned about myself otherwise.

My Economics teacher thought I should be an economist. She was a very nice lady whom some of her students mistreated. She was very liberal and let us leave class early. So sometimes as soon as class started, someone would shout "time to go!" Yet, Econ was easy to understand under her and I still can envision her face. I also had an instructor who taught an African American Lit class. He was cool and I learned a lot from him. I wrote a paper and he convinced me to change it for publication and send it out. I got it published a year later. Many years later in Ann Arbor, I found out he was a Professor there and used to visit him. Now, when I get published, I send him a copy and when he gets published, he sends me a copy. I had a high school teacher who is my Facebook friend. I had her for Speech and English 3. She was my Speech Club/Debate Team advisor and also my Drama Club advisor who added a bit part in Arsenic and Old Lace just for me. I have a lot of them, and there's my sixth grade teacher; my music teacher who put me in the May Festival in grade school; and my algebra teacher who was also my wrestling assistant coach. And there was my eight grade math teacher, a pretty lady, who inluenced me to get into math.